Wilson notes U S reservations on Adriatic settlement plan
President Wilson accepts, with reservations, a proposed Adriatic settlement among Italy and Jugoslavia as per British and French premiers. He rejects removal of the December 9 memorandum and excludes Albania from joint discussions while urging a front that avoids binding terms for Albania or London treaty provisions.
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Laby Morning Journal
Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Adriatic
Fiume
League of Nations
Armed Supreme Council
London
Jugo-Stasia
Jugeslavia
Mthern
Albania
Lane
United States
Commell
Public asked to aid in ferreting out tax dodgers
Washington March 7 Commissioner of Internal Revenue Roper urged honest citizens to help arrest tax dodgers who falsify income returns or evade taxes He noted only six days remained for filing returns and stressed enforcement against those who fail to file on time He called on the public to assist in bringing tax dodgers into camp and promised strict penalties under the Revenue Act.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
Gill Honest Citizens
Revenue Act
Weather forecast and local report data
Forecast indicates a warmer trend Monday into Tuesday with fair to partly cloudy skies. Cooler conditions expected later, with maximums around 70 and light winds from the west. Humidity and precipitation chances are low. latest university weather report covers 24 hours ending yesterday.
Ready to Begin Trading with Russian
Washington reports a virtual decision by the American government to permit resumption of trade with Soviet Russia once allied policy is set. A commission will study the situation and report to the League of Nations, with a possible U.S. statement of approval by spring.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Soviet
Russia
League of Nations
United States
Tade
Amett‘confirma
Sugar potential found in maple groves across many states
Government experts note vast underused maple groves from North Carolina to Minnesota and Washington. A good season yields syrup and sugar from maples, with promising opportunities for farmers to tap trees and market syrup locally at low cost amid a national sugar shortage.
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Morming Pouenal
Washington
Marek T
Department of Agriculture
United States
New England
New York
North Carolina
Tennese
Missouri
Towa
Minnesota
Oregon
Mareh TA Monument Unveiled on Ce rjvandus Day
The Petit Parisien reports a Mareh TA monument honoring American collaboration in the war will be unveiled on the banks of the Marne Ce rjvandus day October 12, per the source.
Navy Medal Award Controversy Deepens In Senate Reports
Washington March 7 The Senate naval committee released three reports on Navy war decoration awards, with both majority and minority opinions. They fault Secretary Daniels for not clearly stating award policy, defend some officer actions, and criticize Admiral Sims while noting no harm to morale. The reports urge refining the statute governing naval honors to avoid future disputes.
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UY Morning Journal
Washington
Page
Senate Naval Committee
Parness
William 5. Sons
Hale, McCormick and Poindexter
Jhantete
Pittman
Daniels
Awarila
Sims
Knight Board
Mst
Congressional
Madlmriral
Matty
Boruaher Hittenan
Addairal Sime
Srrines Nodhcal
Haghey
Admiral Sims
Trammel
Piorida
Daniela
Rich Indian and Bride Uncle Sam May Take Away
Jackson Farnett reputed world’s wealthiest Indian, age sixty seven, marries Mrs Emma Lowe of Kansas City at Coffeyville. Government plans to annul the union claiming Farnett is an incompetent ward. Farnett gave 1,500,000 for charities including a hospital for Indians in Henrietta, Oklahoma.
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Jackson Farnett
Emma Lowe
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Kans
Lowe
G. K. Parker
Indian Agency
Muckager
Oklo
Barnett
Henrietta, Okla
Train Held Up and Robbed by Villa Faction Near Corralitos
Northbound Mexico City passenger train near Corralitos was halted by an explosive on the track. A fight between about 50 Yaqui guards and 200 Villa followers led by Francisco Villa left several dead and wounded. Conductor Apolinar Ruvalcabo and Pullman conductor Jens Garcia were killed. an American, Joseph Wildame, and an Arabian passenger were held for ransom. others escaped or were unharmed. Villa claimed he fought for liberty and warned trains would not run.
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Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Corralitos
el Pause
Chihunahua
Villa
Francisco Villa
Apolinar Ruvalcabo
Jens Garcia
Civiliberty
Velipe Angeles
66 Alleged Radicals Nabbed in Raids
A Morning Journal report states sixty six alleged radicals were arrested in Akron area raids by federal agents and local police. The targets included members of the Industrial Workers World Communist party, Workmen’s Trotusteial group, and Bolsheviki networks led by Justice Department official 11. W. Bruce.
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Cpetial
Akron
Otho
Pctty
Industrial Nice
W. Ruce
Department of Justice
Infuetelat Workers of the World
Communist Party
Huwelan Nnien
Workmens
Relief Work Urged in Europe by Red Cross Leaders
Acting on a Balfour appeal, the League of Nations Red Cross's board calls for extended voluntary relief in central and eastern Europe. Governments must ensure food clothing and transportation. a $590000 American Red Cross contribution funds initial studies and relief planning.
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IBY Morning Journal
Geneva
Arthur J. Balfour
Council
League of Nations
Board of Governors
League of Red Cross
Central
Europe
Henry P. Davison
The
League
Arthur Stanley
Davison
American Red Cross
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Davison
Red Cross
Whalfours
League of Ned Croes
Raid on Chinese Laundry Seizes Opium Paraphernalia
A raid in Iaho Falls Idaho early today led by Sheriff Jack Norton and State Constabulary Officer Harry Raymond seized opium and gambling paraphernalia valued at 8 000 dollars. The Chinese laundry proprietor and three other Chinese men were arrested.
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Iaho Falls
Idaho
Jack Norton
State Constabulary
Harry Raymond
Germany to withhold Allied citizens list on war crimes
Berlin reports Foreign Minister Mueller saying Germany will not publish the list of allied citizens accused of war crimes now. He cites 312 French indictments and 99 British, argues the Entente may prosecutor German generals but Germany will avoid extradition and keeps decision for a later day. He calls wave of revenge by victors a sign of cockiness. He says swinishness and crime could be charged to all belligerents.
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Mopning Journal
Berlin
Germany
Entente
Mueller
National Assembly
Herr Mueller
Northwest apple production rises with storage needs
Apple production has surged in the northwest since 1900 with Washington Oregon Idaho and help from Montana and Colorado yielding about a quarter of the national crop last year. As acreage grows experts urge modern storage facilities to prevent losses from delays and freezes while a government specialist at Yakima assists growers with design drawings from recent tests.
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My Morning Journal
Washington
Northwest
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
Yakima
Washio
McAdoo Refuses Use of His Name in Georgia Primary
William Gibbs McAdoo former secretary of the treasury reiterates he will not permit his name to be used as a presidential primary candidate in Georgia despite others entering the race He says the party should rely on a free convention to decide its platform and nominee and he will not engage in personal conversations in state primaries that could thwart that process.
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Morning Journal
New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
White troops breach Bolshevik lines near Repola
Finnish reports say White troops in the Murman region penetrated Bolshevik lines and approach Repola. Advices from Helsingfors indicate Bolsheviks renewed attacks on Finland, hitting Finnish positions at Butjervi after heavy artillery bombardment on Wednesday.
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MoenNine
Households urged to cut meat costs by choosing cheaper cuts
The Justice Department announced plans to reduce the family meat bill by directing housewives to shift from high priced cuts to cheaper portions of the steer. Fair price commissioners nationwide will lead an educational campaign with retailers wholesalers and packing firms. The department aims to ensure good meat at low prices and curb abnormal profits on cheaper portions.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Hays to Remain Neutral Amid GOP Leader Election
Chicago March 7 Members of the Republican National Committee led by Will Hays arrived to plan the June national convention. Hays stated his duty is to elect the candidate, not to select him, and to avoid influencing any state's delegates. The convention committee listed names from twelve states including Thompson and Warren.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Will H. Hays
Hays
National Committee
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
John T. Adams
Iowa
Jacob L. Babler
Missouri
Willis C. Cook
South Dakota
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
W. L. Highland
West Virginia
Earle 8
Kinsley
Vermont
James J. McGraw
Oklahoma
T. A. Marlow
Montana
H. L. Remmel
Arkansas
Fred Stanley
Kansas
Patrick Sullivan
Wyoming
William Hale Thompson
Lineis
Charles Warren
Michigan
Ralph B. Williames
Oregon
Allied plan to deter Turkish massacres in Constantinople
London dispatch reports peace conference plans to press the Turkish government with a show of military force if massacres continue. Allies aim to demonstrate they mean business while reinforcing Turkish troops and seeking faster recovery of French losses in Cilicia. The United States may bolster naval forces in Turkish waters as a condition for any treaty.
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Morning Journal
London
Constantinople
Cilicia
Turkey
United States
Parley Frames Poland Reply to Soviet Peace Offer
Warsaw dispatch reports a formal conference will open Monday to frame Poland and border states’ answer to Soviet peace proposals. Finnish Lettish Romanian delegates attend with Ukrainians expected. Lithuania and Hathonia may join. Diplomats say negotiations hinge on restitution demands from Poland, with Bolsheviks resisting 145 year old frontier. A meeting of military chiefs already discussed defense plans if talks fail. The Polish stance aims for decisive action within weeks as spring offensive looms for border states.
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DY Morning Journal
Warsaw
Poland
Lithuania
Hathonia
Moscow
Elvira C. Tewksbury Dies at 96 in Plattsmouth
Mrs. Elvira C. Tewksbury, 96, sole surviving daughter of Nebraska’s American Revolution era, died at her Plattsmouth home. Her father, born in Antrim New Hampshire, served in the War of the Revolution.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Elvira C. Tewksbury
Nebraska
Antrim
N. H
Dry Laws' Validity to Be Argued Today
The U S Supreme Court will hear arguments on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and enforcement act. Rhode Island seeks to invalidate the amendment and enjoin its enforcement, with appeals from Kentucky and Massachusetts also in play. Attorney General McRan of New Jersey will seek to join, and Solicitor General King with Frierson will argue for the government. Rhode Island AG Rice represents that state.
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King
Frierson
Rice
Rhode Island
Germans Ready to Invade Lithuania Reignites Fears
Dispatches from Slovo Russian language press claim 446 000 Germans concentrated in East Prussia ready to invade Lithuania citing Lithuanian soldiers revolt in Kovno region. Reports allege Lithuanian government links to Germany and warn of Dutch merchants abandoning towns as Bolshevik forces under a German general may attack from the east.
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Ournal
Warsaw
Lithuania
Fas Prussia
Kovno
Germany
Uvat
Kewne
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